Six Kentucky Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers leave Easter Sunday (April 17) for an eight-day trip to Poland to minister to Ukrainian refugees. Ron Crow, director
Forty churches from five states recently sent more than 675 volunteers to join forces and share the love of Christ through community projects with local
The Ukraine relief mission trip to Poland was unlike any I have experienced in some 65 years on this earth. Seeing and listening to so
Editor’s note: This story contains descriptions of war violence that some readers may find disturbing. The descriptions are from one refugee’s account to Southern Baptist
Paul Chitwood hadn’t planned on returning to Poland and Romania so soon. Just a few weeks ago, the International Mission Board’s president walked the borders
Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief’s airlift kitchen will be a valuable resource for Ukrainian refugee efforts taking place in Hungary, said Mark Wakefield, DR strategist for
Kentucky Baptist Disaster Relief will be deploying teams to Poland for the next several months to help with the Ukrainian refugee crisis. Roughly 10 million
David and Sue Cook, Arizona Southern Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers, are accustomed to messy projects. They have searched in freezing temperatures and snow for people’s
Multiple tornadoes ripped through southeast Louisiana Tuesday, March 22, damaging homes, leaving thousands without power, and causing multiple injuries and at least one confirmed death.
Southern Baptists from across the United States gathered to participate in a Send Relief Serve Tour event in Memphis. Sixty-five churches and more than a
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